Beware of betrayal by the military, Sudanese Communist Party warns protesters
In a statement, the Sudanese Communist Party has asked the protesters to stay on the streets to ensure that the military sticks to its side of the July 5 agreement on a new transitional government
Sudan: A reign of terror after the massacre
After killing 35 and injuring hundreds of protesters, the notorious paramilitary force, RSF, has overrun the capital city, terrorizing the citizens seen on the streets
In Sudan, civilian groups, military reach agreement on transition period
The final agreement is likely to be signed on May 15. The accord comes two days after four protesters and an army major were killed when unidentified gunmen opened fire at a sit-in demonstration in Khartoum
Sudan’s protesters have the advantage but must safeguard their victories
Conditions on the ground, as well as international pressure could led to the military authorities transferring power to a civilian arrangement soon. However, the Sudanese need to be wary of a possible return by the military
Sudan: The revolution belongs to the people
We talk to journalist Ahmed Kaballo to know more about the people’s uprising in Sudan, its demands and the future.
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